Government Shutdown: Pocketbook Impact Hitting Workers Today
The political stalemate that shut down the government, today hit many workers squarely in the pocket: no paychecks on what should have been their first payday of the year.
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The political stalemate that shut down the government, today hit many workers squarely in the pocket: no paychecks on what should have been their first payday of the year.
Many Dallas Cowboys fans boarded their flights to California for the divisional round game against the Los Angeles Rams Saturday at Dallas Love Field Airport Friday afternoon.
Friday marks six days on the disappearance of a mother in Ennis and there is still no answer, police say.
Faced with shelter overcrowding, the administrators at the Fort Worth Animal Care and Control are hoping to find their dogs forever homes with a "Dog Slumber Party."
How to apply for unemployment benefits through the Texas Workforce Commission.
The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) considers federal workers affected by the government shutdown to be "laid off" from their jobs.
The Garland Police Department is investigating an allegation of possible Unlawful Restraint regarding a teacher in a classroom at Shorehaven Elementary.
The Tornillo facility with capacity for 360 children opened last June in an isolated pocket of the Texas desert. It expanded into a guarded detention camp that held more than 2,700 largely Central American teens in rows of canvas tents.
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science has joined other businesses across the country trying to take the sting out of the government shutdown's impact on federal worker's lives.
Five men were charged with engaging in criminal activity after a man saw them walk over to his car in an attempt to steal property Wednesday morning in Grapevine, police say.
The patients' ages are unknown at this time and were residents of Dallas and Sunnyvale.
Seems no one is immune to Cowboys Playoff Fever right now. That includes the Dallas Police Department.
A former Texas congressman who resigned last year amid sexual harassment allegations has quit his $160,000-a-year lobbyist position for a port authority.
The long-time NFL analyst dropped by the CBS Local studios promoting his new book and discussed the upcoming weekend of NFL action.
While America ponders if Beto O'Rourke will run for president, the former Texas representative will sit down for a live interview with Oprah Winfrey next month.
